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* In the finale, werewolf!David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
* It's not explicit that all the people David attacked the second night died. If any were only wounded, then next full moon ...
* It's not explicit that all the people David attacked the second night died. If any were only wounded, then next full moon ...
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* In the finale, werewolf!David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], later, would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
* It's not explicit that all the people David attacked the second night died. If any were only wounded, then next fullmoon ...moon...
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* It's not explicit that all the people David attacked the second night died. If any were only wounded, then next full
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* Mixed with FridgeHorror: Dr. Hirsch's investigation of the town where David was attacked and Jack killed leads him to think that the villagers have something to hide (with good reason, as one of the villagers manages to tell him part of the truth) about the wolf attack. Consider that he was a UsefulNotes/WorldWarII veteran (he mentioned fighting in North Africa during the war) and that he likely also fought/served in Germany during or right after the war (the British had one of the occupation zones in West Germany), so he likely knows all about [[TownWithADarkSecret towns with something to hide]], considering that some of the [[UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust concentration camps]] were located near those towns.
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* In the finale, werewolf!David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?Jack?
* It's not explicit that all the people David attacked the second night died. If any were only wounded, then next full moon ...
* It's not explicit that all the people David attacked the second night died. If any were only wounded, then next full moon ...
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* In the finale, wolf!David werewolf!David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
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* In the finale, were-David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
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* In the finale, were-David wolf!David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
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* The nurse later has a religious awakening and joins the Order of St. Raymond Nonnatus; her Name in Religion? "Sister Julianne."
** How is that Fridge Brilliance? That's just a reference to another role the actress performed, with no explanation as to how it supposedly ties into this movie.
** How is that Fridge Brilliance? That's just a reference to another role the actress performed, with no explanation as to how it supposedly ties into this movie.
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** How is that Fridge Brilliance? That's just a reference to another role the actress performed, with no explanation as to how it supposedly ties into this movie.
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** Also a bit of a CelebrityParadox, in a way, as Kermit is defending the artistic merits of puppetry in the face of Ms. Piggy's criticism. As in, puppets arguing about puppetry.
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** Also a bit of a CelebrityParadox, in a way, as Kermit is defending the artistic merits of puppetry in the face of Ms. Piggy's criticism. As in, puppets arguing about puppetry. Plus, the one condemning the violence in a puppet show is ''Ms. Piggy'', who is one of the most violent characters in the Muppets franchise.
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* The pub-goers appear to all be good friends, and when we cut back to them after Jack and David have left, they've ''barricaded the door''. It stands to reason that the pub-goers we see regularly gather at the pub on the night of the full moon for safety in numbers.
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* David's nightmare features him being ForcedToWatch as Nazi zombies gruesomely massacre his entire family in front of him. Judging by his age, David was likely born only a generation after UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust, making his nightmare that much more poignant.
* Jack warns David that the "power of darkness" and the supernatural are RealAfterAll, meaning there really are evil forces out there.
* Jack warns David that the "power of darkness" and the supernatural are RealAfterAll, meaning there really are evil forces out there.
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* The nurse later has a religious awakening and joins the Order of St. Raymond Nonnatus; her Name in Religion? "Sister Julianne."
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is growing eager to hunt; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust its way out. If it ''had'', Alex would have been a ''lot'' more alarmed when she got home and found her place trashed, rather than just David missing.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is growing eager to hunt; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust its way out. If it ''had'', Alex would have been a ''lot'' more alarmed when she got home and found her place trashed, door or window torn apart, rather than just David missing.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is getting restless; growing eager to hunt; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust its way out. If it ''had'', Alex would have been a ''lot'' more alarmed when she got home and found her place trashed, rather than just David missing.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is getting restless; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust out a window to escape, leaving evidence that would've gotten Alex a ''lot'' more worried about his absence.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is getting restless; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust out a window to escape, leaving evidence that would've gotten its way out. If it ''had'', Alex would have been a ''lot'' more worried about his absence.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is getting restless; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust out a window to escape, leaving evidence.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is getting restless; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust out a window to escape, leaving evidence.
evidence that would've gotten Alex a ''lot'' more worried about his absence.
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* David's restlessness during the "Bad Moon Rising" sequence isn't just hinting that the werewolf in him is getting restless; it's also an excuse for him to leave the front door of the flat open, so his quadrupedal were-form won't have to bust out a window to escape, leaving evidence.
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*** In a movie that features incredibly well-done practical effects and, indeed, some puppetry, plus has a cameo by Frank Oz itself. This one is a whole fridge brilliance bomb.
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* Kermit and Miss Piggy watch a PunchAndJudy show. Miss Piggy thinks it's too violent, but Kermit defends violence in artistic expression. This exchange immediately followed by two incredibly violent scenes.
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* Kermit and Miss Piggy watch a PunchAndJudy Theatre/PunchAndJudy show. Miss Piggy thinks it's too violent, but Kermit defends violence in artistic expression. This exchange immediately followed by two incredibly violent scenes.
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* Kermit and Miss Piggy watch a PunchAndJudy show. Miss Piggy thinks it's too violent, but Kermit defends violence in artistic expression. This exchange immediately followed by two incredibly violent scenes.
** Also a bit of a CelebrityParadox, in a way, as Kermit is defending the artistic merits of puppetry in the face of Ms. Piggy's criticism. As in, puppets arguing about puppetry.
* Kermit and Miss Piggy watch a PunchAndJudy show. Miss Piggy thinks it's too violent, but Kermit defends violence in artistic expression. This exchange immediately followed by two incredibly violent scenes.
** Also a bit of a CelebrityParadox, in a way, as Kermit is defending the artistic merits of puppetry in the face of Ms. Piggy's criticism. As in, puppets arguing about puppetry.
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* FridgeHorror: In the finale, were-David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks would need to be hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.
* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks would need to be hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.
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*FridgeHorror: In the finale, were-David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks would need to be hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.Jack?
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* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks would need to be hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.
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* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks ought to have been hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.
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* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks ought would need to have been be hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.
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* FridgeHorror: In the finale, were-David bites the head clean off a London policeman as part of the Piccadilly "disturbance". Had [[spoiler: David not been killed just minutes later]], would there have been a decapitated corpse and its [[LosingYourHead talking head]] among the victims next time David encountered Jack?
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* FridgeLogic: Anyone who's been hospitalized and unconscious for three weeks ought to have been hooked up to an IV and catheter. Nurse Gallagher's comment about having "had a look" at David's privates shouldn't have invited criticism from the others, as it'd be among the nurses' daily duties to check that the catheter remains in place.
